I Am God (豆瓣)

表演者: Krypt
流派: 流行
专辑类型: EP / Limited
介质: Audio CD / Vinyl
发行时间: 2007-04-16
出版者: Agonia Records
唱片数: 1
条形码: 4260037846903

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9.0

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　　Pressed on cd and 10" lp. Vinyl ltd. 500
　　Krypt is a True Norwegian Black Metal band featuring Nag (Tsjuder) and Desecrator (ex-Tsjuder, ex-Furze)
　　How many times have you heard new bands claiming to play ‘True Norwegian Black Metal’ in the last 10 years? Bands that have a combined age of about 13, wear shitty corpsepaint that looks like it has been smeared on by a... (展开全部) 　　Pressed on cd and 10" lp. Vinyl ltd. 500
　　Krypt is a True Norwegian Black Metal band featuring Nag (Tsjuder) and Desecrator (ex-Tsjuder, ex-Furze)
　　How many times have you heard new bands claiming to play ‘True Norwegian Black Metal’ in the last 10 years? Bands that have a combined age of about 13, wear shitty corpsepaint that looks like it has been smeared on by a blind horse, and are about as satanic as the Easter bunny playing Cliff Richard LP’s in church on a Sunday? I think you will agree that it gets just a tad annoying and raises the question is there any such thing as a ‘true’ black metal band anymore, and more to the point does it really fucking matter?
　　When listening to the new EP from Norway’s latest true black metal exponents Krypt, the answer to those questions is a big fucking YES because not only is their music raw, dark and delightfully grim, but it also features/was formed by Nag (ex. Tsjunder, Isvind and Gehenna) and Desecrator (ex. Tsjunder and Furze), who have collectively more experience and expertise than all of these fucking puny maggots put together. “I Am God” aims, not surprisingly, to keep the “flame of pure old school black metal alive” offering up two storming tracks of barbaric, simplistic black metal. The opening title track bursts through the speakers like a huge black tsunami with the treble-heavy guitars and solid drumming sounding more like “Ugra Karma” era Impaled Nazarene than Darkthrone or Mayhem. The venomous screams of Nag narrate proceedings with earth destroying power as second and last track “Jeg Hater Deg” erupts into some fine traditional black metal riffing, throwing in some chunky mid-paced sections towards the end.
　　Maybe lacking a bit in atmosphere that would otherwise made this an absolute killer, “I Am God” is nevertheless a fine start for a band that have a lot to say in this oversaturated-with-shite genre. With a full length due to be recorded in the summer, this EP is a fine though too short a taster of the mastery that is to come. Hail Krypt!
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